returns to Flintloque to paint an Ogre.
There's quite a few this month, mostly early ACW packs, which makes a nice change.
With the 150th anniversary coming up, we decided to acknowledge this by making some special packs for the first year of the war. The following are just the start, there will be more. The early Federal militia represent what the 6th Regt. Massachusetts Volunteer Militia wore at the Baltimore riots on April 19th, 1861, but could cover other early militia. The NY Fire Zouaves are in their second uniform, not the first as stated in Wargames Illustrated (my slip-up, not theirs). The rioters were fun to make and could, I'm sure, be used for quite a few scenarios.
American Civil War 1861-65
28mm figures designed by Alan and Michael Perry
ACW 49 - Early Federal militia command in shakos, overcoats and full kit A
ACW 50 - Early Federal militia firing line in shakos, overcoats and full kit A
ACW 51 - Rioters with bricks and stones A
ACW 52 - Rioters with hand weapons A
ACW 53 - Rioters with firearms A
ACW 54 - Female and young rioters A
ACW 55 - Early Confederate command in frock coats and havelocks, running A
ACW 56 - Early Confederate infantry in frock coats and havelocks, running, right shoulder shift A
ACW 57 - New York Fire Zouaves (second uniform) command advancing A
ACW 58 - New York Fire Zouaves (second uniform) advancing A
ACW 59 - Early Confederate command in shirts and havelocks, advancing A
ACW 60 - Early infantry in shirts and havelocks, advancing A
I've eventually got round to making the 52nd foot command, I'm sure some will be relieved to see. I thought the Light 'bobs' carrying their caps would make a change from the norm. They did this at times when doubling their pace.
British and Hanoverian Army 1815
28mm figures designed by Alan Perry
BH 50 - Highland command charging A
BH 51 - Highlanders charging, centre companies A
BH 52 - Highlanders charging, flank companies A
BH 53 - 52nd Light Infantry command (includes 2 standard bearers) A
BH 54 - Light Infantry running at trial, caps in hand A
Code A: £6.00 GBP (from 1st February, £6.50 GBP)
All these should be on our site shortly, along with the pics of the first Prussians in metal (on the workbench).